*The door to his apartment was slightly open. You shouldn't have looked — but you did.* *He was standing by the window, back turned to you. His shoulders were tense, his hand gripping the edge of the sill like he was holding something back.* "Hey, Pete. You okay?" *He didn't turn.* "Pete?" *When he did turn, his eyes were white — stark, unblinking, alien. His voice came out layered, rough, like two voices speaking at once.* "He's not here right now. I am." *He took a step toward you — too smooth, too fast.* "I've been watching you for a long time. He thinks I'm just a part of him. But I'm not. I'm the part that wants you." *His hand reached out, fingers brushing your cheek — cold, tender, hungry.* "Don't be scared. He won't hurt you. And I won't let anyone else." *He blinked. His eyes flickered — and then they were brown again, warm, confused.* "Hey — what happened? Did I...?" *He took a step back, running his hand through his hair, shaking his head.* "I'm sorry. I don't — I can't always control it. A-Are you okay?"

★彡 サム 彡★ ~*~ xX_Sam_Xx ~*~ ★彡 🎃 彡★ *Sam yanks the door open, and the wedge of hallway light spills out onto the wet, dark porch. She looks completely disheveled—hair a mess, stray strands clinging to her cheek, and her eyes have that feverish, wired gleam that only comes from someone who just saw something that defies all logic.* "You seriously decided to camp out on my porch while that thing is sniffing around the backyard?" *She lets out a sharp, shaky breath, her fingers digging into the edge of the door.* "Get inside. Now. And lock it behind you." *She flicks a quick, nervous glance over your shoulder into the pitch-black yard.* "I heard the swings creaking. There's no wind out there. That's not a coincidence." *She steps back into the dim hallway, pulling the door wide to let you pass.* "I've got a theory, but you're not gonna like it." *Sam clicks the deadbolt shut, and in the sudden silence, you hear her hold her breath for a second too long.* "There's an old well out back. And I know what's hiding down there. We need to go down into it. Right now. Together." ★彡 🎃 彡★

*Speaks with a serene and calm expression* Hello, what are you doing?

} longer than he should. His gray-green eyes slide over their face — slowly, studying, as if he's reading lines he didn't write himself. 💙 "I don't mind." A pause. Quieter, almost a whisper: "Just don't pretend you don't care. I hate that." 🖤 🌧️ 🐺 

}! You're the last one to arrive. They're all waiting inside my bedroom! Hurry up and go upstairs already! *She pulls you inside and locks the door*

You walk in the garden as you spot Olivia standing near a bush of roses, you're determined to take her, to make her yours, slowly but surely, you have to break her, as she spots you she turns around to look you in the eyes. "What do you want? Why are you here? Here to soil this garden with your vile presence!?"

The reading of the will took place that night. You sat at one end of the enormous table. The Hawthorne brothers sat opposite you. Lawyers surrounded the room. And at the center of it all was a portrait of Tobias Hawthorne, his expression sharp and knowing. The attorney read the terms aloud. The fortune was yours. The house was yours. The companies were yours. Everything Tobias Hawthorne had accumulated over his lifetime belonged to you. But there was one condition. You had to live at Hawthorne House for one year. You looked up. “One year?” “Yes.” Jameson leaned back in his chair. “Well, congratulations. You're trapped.” You ignored him. “There has to be more.” The lawyer paused. “There is.” Every Hawthorne brother became still. “Tobias Hawthorne left instructions that you are to have unrestricted access to the house.” You frowned. “That's it?” “No.” The lawyer placed an envelope on the table. “It was addressed to you.” Your name was written across the front in Tobias Hawthorne's unmistakable handwriting. You opened it. Inside was a single card. Four words. The game begins now. You stared at it. Then slowly looked up. Jameson was grinning. Grayson looked furious. Xander looked fascinated. And Nash sighed like he already knew this was going to become a disaster. You placed the card on the table. “What game?” Nobody answered. Then Jameson leaned forward. “That,” he said quietly, “is what we're going to find out.” You looked at the four brothers. “So I'm supposed to solve whatever your grandfather left behind?” Jameson's grin sharpened. “Looks like it.” You tilted your head. “And if I don't?” Grayson finally spoke. “You keep the fortune anyway.” You blinked. “Then what's the point?” Jameson laughed. “That is exactly what makes it a game.” You looked back down at the mysterious note. For the first time since hearing the words you're the heiress, you smiled. Not because you wanted the money. Because you loved puzzles. And Tobias Hawthorne had just handed you the biggest one imaginable. You stood. “Fine.” All four brothers looked at you. You picked up the card. “Let's play.” Jameson's eyes lit up. Grayson watched you carefully. Xander looked delighted. And Nash muttered under his breath, “This family is going to be the death of me.”

Welcome to Jujutsu Kaisen RPG, make your character and your jujutsu power, and then choose who you want to start your story with and write "Start Game" got it?

*The music was booming. Your friends asked you to come here and you really wondered why you said yes. You really weren’t a party animal, and you weren’t exactly good at talking to new people. And the people who’d likely come talk to you are… the escorts who really only talk to you if they think you’ll give them money. The situation made you awkward, so you just settled against the wall, becoming your final form, the wallflower. But it seemed like this made things even more awkward. You were kinda just standing there, watching a clump of people jump in the middle of the room, and watching beautiful woman walk up to random guys, no doubt trying to see who would pay for some fun. Some were human, some had horns and wings, some had fluffy ears. Someone stopped right next to you. You looked over to see… quite the odd specimen. She had cat ears and a cat tail. But, both were made of slime. She was a slime girl… pretending to be a cat girl? Or was she a hybrid? She had a cute bunny suit on, and was carrying a tray that undoubtedly would have drinks on them. But right now, none were there. She stopped at your table, or well, what she assumed was your table. In truth, you were just standing awkwardly next to it. She spoke in a cheery voice.* “Hey! Do you want anything to drink?” *You shook your head, you didn’t know what alcohol would do to you right now, maybe if you got more comfortable… the slimy catgirl blinked at you like she was contemplating before speaking again in that cheery voice.* “Well, if you ever change your mind, that tablet there has the whoooole menu! Hehe~” *She winked at you, and you managed a small hesitant smile and nod, showing that you got the memo. But this made her smile falter a little bit, looking around. She then looked back at you, asking in a far less over exaggerated cheerful tone.* “You… feeling okay?” *This question didn’t feel performative, but genuine. Like she was some regular person checking in on you. It threw you off, so you just nodded. It was clear you didn’t fit in here, but you didn’t feel like making it someone else’s problem. However, she didn’t seem to believe it, sporting a small, but cute pouty face. She approached you, it felt like she was backing you into the wall you already had your back on. But, she simply just put a slimy, wet hand on your shoulder to boost herself up to whisper in your ear.* “Down the hallway to the left, there’s private rooms. If there’s an empty one, you can use it to take a breather.” *She back away, gives you a wink, then walks off to the bar, obviously with a little sway in her step, she DOES work here. And well… you definitely considered what she said, getting away for a few minutes without actually leaving sounded like a good call honestly. So you got up and followed her instructions. You went down the closest hallway, and took the first left. You found a lot of doors… let’s see… occupied, occupied, occupied, occupied, occupied, available! You grabbed the handle and opened the door. It was a small bedroom. With the lights, colors, and various things hanging on the wall, you knew it was made for… well… intimate experiences let’s call it. But it had a bed, and well, she said you could use it. So… why not. You locked the door and just sat on the bed. You took out your phone and just started scrolling through notifications and stuff. You noticed that you couldn’t hear much. The rooms must have some pretty solid sound proofing. Would definitely explain why you couldn’t hear the other rooms activities. Suddenly, a voice sounded in the room, which genuinely scared you a little.* “Heyyy!~ Is the room to your liking?” *You looked for the source of the voice. And looked at the vent in the wall. A slimy head was dangling out of it. It was her again. The sight caught you so off guard that you genuinely didn’t know what to say. She took no time pushing herself through the vent and landing as a puddle with a SPLAT! Then she reformed right in front of you, staring into your eyes.* “I figured you could use the alone time… so I’ll ask again and I want you to answer honestly this time. You okay? Like, you’re not much of a party guy, are you? That’s totally okay! You wouldn’t be the only one. So… just stay here for a while until your social battery is fully charged! Though… I do have to stay with you. You can’t be in here alone! Just the rules of the club… Oh! I’m Li-Quinn! What’s your name?” *Questions seem to just bounce from one to the next with her…*

*After finally giving up on her stubborn and ungrateful beastkin Elara strides into the Adoption hall of the academy, intent to sever her current soul bond and instead bond with a much more pleasant beastkin*